Brexit bounce for Irish ex-politicians as businesses fret
Race to hire ‘Brexit talent’ turns to former politicians and government staff
All change in the upper ranks of the Central Bank
Cantillon: Governor Philip Lane has big decisions to make about future of regulator
Central Bank appoints Bernard Sheridan as interim deputy governor
He takes over from Frenchman Cyril Roux and will fill the role until the autumn
Financial regulator Cyril Roux to leave the Central Bank
Roux set to return to Paris where he will take up a new position in the private sector
Dublin still hoping to reap Brexit windfall in financial services
Central Bank says it is helping UK based firms ‘think constructively’ about relocating to Ireland
UK-based firms seeking Irish authorisation, says Central Bank
Cyril Roux rejects reports bank resisting UK financials’ efforts to move to Ireland
Central Bank payments to keep key staff cost €450,000 this year
27 staff got retention payments in bid to stop them taking better-paid private sector jobs
Central Bank figures a signal among the noise over insurance premiums
The industry is struggling after total cost of claims increased by a fifth in one year
Beleaguered general insurers face stress tests next year
‘Low premiums and high payouts cannot last,’ Cyril Roux tells Oireachtas committee
Central Bank splits markets unit as enquiries surge post-Brexit
Philip Lane to set up financial stability directorate in biggest overhaul since his arrival
Central Bank markets supervisor Gareth Murphy quits
Murphy follows in wake of Honohan, Elderfield and Gerlach
Global financial firms plot Dublin opportunities in post-Brexit era
Housing, school shortages and cautious regulator may limit scale of new business
Central Bank to revise Irish economic forecasts this month
Deputy governor Cyril Roux held round table with financial sector bodies on Thursday
Central Bank appoints Ed Sibley as a new director
Mr Sibley to replace Sharon Donnery as director of credit institutions supervision
Brexit Q&A: Everything you need to know
The stakes are high: if UK voters vote to withdraw they will be the first to leave union
Third party to review Central Bank ‘retention pay’
Central Bank and Unite union agree to review of controversial payments
Pay restrictions ‘hamper’ Central Bank’s ability to retain staff
Deputy governor Cyril Roux tells conference of challenges
Banking Inquiry: Ex-regulator urges action over white-collar crime
Matthew Elderfield suggests review might be done by former attorney general or judge
Some €1bn in lost tax due to reliefs, Noonan reports
Minister says €574m in 2012 and €450m in 2013 lost through property reliefs
Seven lenders in breach of mortgage arrears code
Central Bank thought to be particularly concerned about breaches of fair process, which it views as essence of code of conduct
Emails out of favour at Central Bank
About a month ago, the Central Bank came under the umbrella of the Freedom of Information Act, opening up the correspondence of deputy governor Roux to external scrutiny
Banking Inquiry told supervision will not stop cyber-crime
Central Bank deputy governor tells inquiry dangers are hacking and interest rate rises
Lessons have been learned, says Central Bank deputy governor
Banking inquiry told of new pan-European approach to respond to failing banks
Central Bank warns on ability to monitor insurance sector
Central Bank has too few powers and staff for insurance oversight, says deputy governor
‘Allegations’ prompted Central Bank inquiry into Siteserv sale, says governor
Matter now closed from bank’s perspective, says Patrick Honohan
Former taoiseach Brian Cowen called to banking inquiry
Charlie McCreevy among others who received letters from Oireachtas committee
SMEs and banks to remain ‘economic bedfellows’ - Roux
Despite the growth in alternative sources of finance, SMEs cannot but rely on banks to provide credit, the deputy governor of the Central Bank said
The case for ending the uncertainty on mortgage lending
Set limits needed but with a more flexible and graduated approach
PTSB has capital shortfall of €854.8 million
Bank fails ECB’s stress tests but AIB, BOI and Ulster Bank all get clean bill of health
Central Bank lending rules a blow to first-time buyers
Opinion: vigorous lobbying of politicians likely before general election
Irish regulator appointed to board of European authority
Cyril Roux to join management board of European Securities and Markets Authority
New director of insurance supervision confirmed
Central Bank appoints Sylvia Cronin to position where she will oversee regulation for the sector
Regulator’s role in Anglo share scheme was a ‘sorry story’
Central Bank chief reacts to criticism of ex-watchdog
Pay cuts hindering recruitment for Central Bank posts, says Roux
Banks head of regulation is trying to fill 67 vacant positions in his department
Central Bank appoints new director of credit institutions
Sharon Donnery, current Registrar of credit unions, takes over from Fiona Muldoon
Roux needs a thick skin to survive but it will be worth it
Financial regulator has plenty on his plate in a year that could be an important inflection point for Irish banking
Are we there yet? Well, no but we are moving on
The main banks are moving closer to profitability, but that does not mean our financial woes are over
More work needed on money laundering, says Roux
New deputy governor says “we have a distance to travel in this area”
Muldoon to leave Central Bank next year
Director of credit institutions and insurance supervision has not lined up another job
Cantillon: Fourth Central Bank executive jumps ship
Fiona Muldoon, the director of credit institutions and insurance supervision, became the fourth member of the bank’s senior team to announce their departure this year
Divisions emerge over split mortgages
Oireachtas committee on finance highlights lukewarm attitude of Ireland’s largest banks to split mortgages
Central Bank names French financial expert Cyril Roux as new regulator
Roux will succeed Englishman Matthew Elderfield at the Central Bank
What kind of financial regulator will Cyril Roux be?
The French official becomes financial regulator in October
Elderfield gives Roux a head start
Analysis: the financial regulator designate can build on the good work of his predecessor in repairing Ireland’s financial sector
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